The evening world. Newspaper, June 20, 1922, Page 11

DFYSIGIAN ACCUSED FAS SLAYER OF TWO ) Nason P| — SPO RST RERRER TTR RER TRIN EN coe Ie ene gation will be made of the present employment of soldiers and rehabilita- | on tion work will be pushed. The Board also made plana for July 4, 4n which 5,000 cities are expected to participate, with ceremonies wel- coming their new voting citizens. 1 Interest in the convention is cen- tring upon the motion picture discus sions, in which a sharp clash on cen- (‘THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 192 sorship ts expected, and international — relation: Charles vans Hughes and Mrs. Hor. ace Mann Towner, who hoad the newly organized Committee oh Inter. national Relations, wijl present a pro- gramme. Among those participating will be Representative Theodore Burton of the House Committee on Fpreign At. Dr. L. 8. Rowe, Director of the Pan-American Union; Madamo Jaime C. Deveyra, wife of the United States Commissioner from the Philippine Islands; je 8. Canlan of New Zealand 2, Chang of China; Madame wife of the Minis- ter to the the Sérbs, Croats and Slovenes, and Madame Varella of Uruguay. OFFER HALF MILLION LONDON, June for five year announcement at Society of Authors in Landon. FOR TEN SHAW PLAYS 20.—George Bernard Shaw has been offered $100,000 a year y an American ayndi- two motion pieture ‘The author made this a dinner of the i Bodies of His His First Wife and Husband of His Second to Be Exhumed, » June 20.— ie 'wers made to- day to exhume bodies of Charles W. Willbanks thé first wife of Dr. J. G. Saggus P determine the cause of their deaths. Thi# dmnouncement was made fol- the arrest yesterday of Dr. geusy Who was lodged in jail here n charges of poisoning the former rs. Saggus and Willbanks, a for- fer neighbot and husband of the esent Mrs. Saggus. Dr. Saggus emphatically denied tho harges and attributed them to a rame-up'’ born of jealousy. His Benial was substantiated by Mrs. Sag- » but with the verdict of the Cor- pher’s jury that the physician was uflty of a doublo murder in their nds officials prepared for the post- mortem examination. | In denying the charges, Dr. Saggus erted that his first wife died last NNovember of neuralgia of the heart, né that Willbahks died in February r an extended siege of asthma, yhad given Willbaaks hypodermic ections to relieve his suffering, Dr. Baggus asserted. The present Mrs. gus stated that she belleved her husband was the victim of a con- piracy of enemies. Qrestirying at the Coroner's inquest, instigated by relatives and friends of Willbanks and the former Mrs. Sag- gus, physicians sald there were symptoms that both were polsoned, but they could not be sure of the cause of their deatlis. Letters designed to show improper relations between Dr. .Saggus and his 7 present wife before the death of Will- daanks were introduced at the hearing. GP. 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